NFL Super Bowl Odds Post Week 4

Week four of NFL action saw some interesting things happen. And these things affected the overall championship odds, as they should.

The Rams getting beat at home was an eyeopener for all the folks that had them repeating as NFC Champs. Tampa Bay came into town and played outstanding offense, for a change. The Bucs outlasted the Rams in what was the highest scoring game in Bucs history, 55-40.

New Orleans getting the win vs Dallas sans Drew Brees was a shock for many. Back-up QB Teddy Bridgewater was able to manage the team and secure the win, firmly establishing the Saints as a Super Bowl contender, with or without Brees. This win secures New Orleans as the number 3 overall spot on the Super Bowl betting odds (+1000)

Miami is still buried at the very bottom with twice as long odds as the next team in line, which in this case is the Redskins. The Dolphins, who are on a bye-week, will coincidentally play host to the Washington Redskins the following Sunday. There is no line on that game yet but industry insiders are saying it could be Skins favored by about a TD.

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